From the very first day of evaluation, you'll see availability, performance, and quality metrics in the dashboard. After the first full shift, you'll have solid OEE data on which you can immediately derive appropriate actions.

It is important that the data basis is suitable for you.

By this I mean that you have correct cycle times for each material number and know how many parts come out of a material number per stroke.

Yes – the tool is designed so that you can document and evaluate several work steps separately.

Yes, I work with a proven REFA app from the Google Play Store (free).

Data is collected via the app on your smartphone. Data is analyzed in an Excel file on your PC or laptop via the cloud.

Ideal for manual or semi-automated work processes – e.g., assembly, packaging, setup, production processes, series production, or testing processes.

Evaluate the worker's performance subjectively after each measurement or, for example, after five measurements. Even if the worker deliberately works at a lower speed (e.g., at 70% performance level), the base time results in the normal time (100%).

The Excel spreadsheet automatically calculates the average time per execution as well as the planned time taking into account the performance level.

Yes, there's a project overview and a brief summary. Both workbooks are perfect for exporting as PDFs.

Yes, but it's designed for centralized use via a cloud-based PC. A total of 10 employees can use various Excel templates simultaneously.

Depending on the package, you will receive support via email and, if desired, 1:1 support for implementation or evaluation of the results.

No. The REFA tool is based on generally accepted time recording principles according to REFA methods. It is not an official product of the REFA Association.